Which Theory Is the Basis of Canada's "Tough on Crime

question 31

Multiple Choice

Which theory is the basis of Canada's "tough on crime" stance and proposed legislation?

• A) rehabilitation theory
• B) penology theory
• C) deterrence theory
• D) recidivism theory

Explain the role of patient education in managing anxiety and promoting wound healing.

Describe the importance of mobility and positioning in preventing pressure ulcers.

Recognize the appropriate use of different types of wound dressings and their applications.

Implement effective wound cleansing techniques.

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Definitions:

Lateral Hypothalamus

An area of the brain involved in the regulation of hunger and thirst; stimulation of this area promotes eating, while lesion or damage can reduce eating and lead to anorexia.

Lateral Hypothalamus

An area of the brain involved in hunger and thirst regulation; damage or stimulation of this area can lead to changes in eating and drinking behavior.

Performance/Avoidance

Refers to the motivation aimed at achieving success and avoiding failure.

Goal Orientation

A mindset that focuses on setting, pursuing, and achieving objectives.